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Due to recent changes regarding applications for International nurses to Australia and the combining of the nursing boards to one central nursing board in Australia AHPRA I have started a new thread for people to discuss the new process on working in Australia.
Currently New Zealand is not accepting new applicants from International trained nurses except those that meet the Trans Tasman Mutual Recognition Agreement {TTMR} this will be updated once the New Zealand nursing board reopen their books to International nurses.
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency AHPRA
Part 1 thread New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand - Nursing for Nurses
hello there,
i am also enrolled on the may 2012 intake.. i am having a problem with regards to accommodation. have you got one already? could you recommend me a place or know anyone who offers a shared accommodation for that matter? i would appreciate any help that you could give me.. hoping to hear from you soon.
kind regards,
hi guys!
after 3 months of waiting, i received an email from aphra today stating this:
[color=#454545]an assessment has been made of your application for registration with the nursing and midwifery board of australia (the board). this assessment has been undertaken against national criteria developed by the australian health practitioner regulation agency (ahpra), in accordance with the board's framework for the assessment of internationally qualified nurses and midwives for registration.
[color=#454545]the assessment of your application has identified that we require additional information in order to progress your application further. this information is requested pursuant to s80(1)(b) of the health practitioner regulation national law (national law):
[color=#454545]please advise via return email if you do not wish to progress with your application for registration with the board.
[color=#454545]if you do wish to progress your application, you are required to provide the following information:
[color=#454545]- a current nursing/midwifery professional reference from a senior nurse/midwife with a supervisory role in relation to your nursing/midwifery employment. the reference should be on official employer letterhead, dated and signed and contain the following information:
- dates of employment.
- attest to your safe and competent practice as a nurse/midwife
- state the level/grade of position.
- indicate whether your employment is/was full time or part time.
- state the duties and scope of the role.
- indicate the practice setting.
- state whether you work/ed in a supervised or unsupervised capacity.
- detail the experience gained in the role e.g clinical, education, research, management.
[color=#454545]- an updated curriculum vitae containing:
- up to date details of your employment as a nurse/midwife
- details of any gaps in practice history of more than three months.
- details and evidence of any continuing professional development activities undertaken.
- a signed and dated statement from yourself stating "this curriculum vitae is true and correct as at (insert date). "
[color=#454545]the required documentation must be received by this office within 60 days, please forward to the following address:
[color=#454545]ahpra
[color=#454545]gpo box 9958
[color=#454545]perth wa 6001
[color=#454545]please ensure that the requested documents are originals or have been certified correctly in compliance with the ahpra policy. scanned and faxed copies of documents are not acceptable. please refer to ahpra's certification of documents policy at http://www.ahpra.gov.au/registration/registration-process/certifying-documents.aspx.
[color=#454545]if you do not provide the information indicated by close of business 2 july 2012,your application will be deemed to have been withdrawn, pursuant to s80(5) of the national law.
----i'm quite bothered about this coz i have already submitted my coe and cv..should i tell them that i already did or should i submit again a copy of my coe and cv?..thank you guys for the help..god bless!
hi! got the exact same email from ahpra wa last april 30. i also told them that i already sent them those documents but they emailed me back that they need me to send an up to date cv and reference letter as well so i have no choice but to comply. did you send your application to wa also?hi guys!after 3 months of waiting, i received an email from aphra today stating this:
[color=#454545]an assessment has been made of your application for registration with the nursing and midwifery board of australia (the board). this assessment has been undertaken against national criteria developed by the australian health practitioner regulation agency (ahpra), in accordance with the board’s framework for the assessment of internationally qualified nurses and midwives for registration.
[color=#454545]the assessment of your application has identified that we require additional information in order to progress your application further. this information is requested pursuant to s80(1)(b) of the health practitioner regulation national law (national law):
[color=#454545]please advise via return email if you do not wish to progress with your application for registration with the board.
[color=#454545]if you do wish to progress your application, you are required to provide the following information:
[color=#454545]- a current nursing/midwifery professional reference from a senior nurse/midwife with a supervisory role in relation to your nursing/midwifery employment. the reference should be on official employer letterhead, dated and signed and contain the following information:
- dates of employment.
- attest to your safe and competent practice as a nurse/midwife
- state the level/grade of position.
- indicate whether your employment is/was full time or part time.
- state the duties and scope of the role.
- indicate the practice setting.
- state whether you work/ed in a supervised or unsupervised capacity.
- detail the experience gained in the role e.g clinical, education, research, management.
[color=#454545]- an updated curriculum vitae containing:
- up to date details of your employment as a nurse/midwife
- details of any gaps in practice history of more than three months.
- details and evidence of any continuing professional development activities undertaken.
- a signed and dated statement from yourself stating “this curriculum vitae is true and correct as at (insert date). ”
[color=#454545]the required documentation must be received by this office within 60 days, please forward to the following address:
[color=#454545]ahpra
[color=#454545]gpo box 9958
[color=#454545]perth wa 6001
[color=#454545]please ensure that the requested documents are originals or have been certified correctly in compliance with the ahpra policy. scanned and faxed copies of documents are not acceptable. please refer to ahpra’s certification of documents policy at australian health practitioner regulation agency - certifying documents.
[color=#454545]if you do not provide the information indicated by close of business 2 july 2012,your application will be deemed to have been withdrawn, pursuant to s80(5) of the national law.
----i'm quite bothered about this coz i have already submitted my coe and cv..should i tell them that i already did or should i submit again a copy of my coe and cv?..thank you guys for the help..god bless!
Does your Certificate of employment and CV contain the details listed above? Do not just submit a copy of your Coe and cv. Review your documents.
hi bobby123!
i have no problem when it comes to my CV. However, regarding my coe, i am currently employed as a company nurse but i already gained 1 year experience as a staff nurse. So what i did was i submitted my coe both from my previous(hospital) and current(company) employerrs. Indicated on my coe(hospital) were bed capacity, position, # of hours rendered unit assigned and inclusive dates and it was signed the Vice Presisdent of HR. On the other hand, the info on my other coe(company) contained the inclusive dates and position only. I gave importance of my hopsital experience since my experience as company nurse is not accepted. I thought it was just okey.
Star17,Does your coe contain words from your referee to say that you practiced safely and competently as a nurse, did you write full-time or part time. Just few of the things you did not include in your 'coe' hence incomplete. You are after a professional reference letter and not a certificate from HR.
Jean M.
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Hello there,
I am also enrolled on the may 2012 intake.. I am having a problem with regards to accommodation. have you got one already? Could you recommend me a place or know anyone who offers a shared accommodation for that matter? I would appreciate any help that you could give me.. Hoping to hear from you soon.
Kind regards,
Jean